The impact of conflict on trade revisited

The Economic Consequences of the War · EU Economic Policy and Architecture ... Naples Trade and Development Workshop. 18 Nov 2024 - 19 Nov 2024 in Naples ...

Trade and civil conflict : revisiting the cross-country evidence (英语)

This paper revisits and expands the evidence on the impact of trade shocks on intra-state conflict with a large sample of developing ...

Calling-in from COP29: What You Missed and What Comes Next

Focus on Climate Finance: Week one of the conference has clearly focused on advancing climate finance by revisiting agenda items from previous ...

The cost of mitigation revisited | Nature Climate Change

Climate variability, crop and conflict: exploring the impacts of spatial concentration in agricultural production. J. Peace Res. 58, 98–113 ...

Revisiting the Effects of Regional Trade Agreements Using ...

Using bilateral trade flows between 1989 and 2019, we adopt a staggered adoption design to allow for heterogeneous timing of RTA effects. Our ...

The impact of preferential trade agreements on governmental ...

thesis,' i.e., that a lack of economic resources creates a fertile ground for political conflict and governmental political repression.

Reed Elsevier and the arms trade revisited - The Lancet

... impact the invasion of Iraq has had on the health system in the country. My colleagues and I have worked inside the different conflict zones ...

Pivotal Powers 2024: Innovative Engagement Strategies for Global ...

... conflict. In addition, India's engagement in minilateral formats is ... This is no longer the world of 1945, nor of 1995, when the World Trade ...

Evidence from the Grain Invasion | Hoover Institution - YouTube

Princeton University, discussed “The Distributional Consequences of Trade ... Cold War II: Niall Ferguson on The Emerging Conflict With ...

Far From a Cure: The Tiger Trade Revisited (PDF, 1 MB) - Traffic.org

Given the crowded state of Asia, conflict with people will be the wild. Tiger's lot for the foreseeable future and, since India has large ...

Deterrence 2027: Keeping the Threat at Bay - CIMSEC

Why do we not do everything in our power to bolster our maritime deterrent to spare the world a potentially catastrophic conflict in the western ...

Can Trump's Tariffs Slow Down China's Push to Lead High-tech ...

The tariffs in the Trump's first term failed to boost jobs in protected industries and harmed jobs in other sectors affected by the trade war, ...

Daily report for 18 November 2024 - Earth Negotiations Bulletin

The BOLIVARIAN ALLIANCE FOR THE PEOPLES OF OUR AMERICA (ALBA) said unilateral trade measures jeopardize the implementation of the Convention and ...

Dispersal shapes compositional and functional diversity in aquatic ...

Trade-offs between competition and defense specialists among unicellular planktonic organisms: the “killing the winner” hypothesis revisited.

The Social Cost of Carbon Revisited

I discuss the trade-off between taxes versus targets as the focus of policy, and introduce the methodology used in this paper in Pindyck (2017a). 5My objective ...

Conflict or Cooperation? | Foreign Affairs

Three Visions Revisited ... Like Fukuyama, Huntington recognized the impact of globalization, but he saw it generating conflict rather than ...

Post-Conflict Pe a c e b u i l d i n g Revisited: Achievements ...

For example, there is growing evidence that the failure to address international trade in conflict goods helps to sustain criminal economic ...

Economic and Political Weekly: Home

The old position of keeping trade and sustainability issues separate seems to be an unviable option today. Strategic thinking and coordinated as well as ...

Multilateral Determinants of Regionalism Revisited

Thoenig (2010): “The geography of conflicts and free trade agreements,” CEPR Discussion Papers 7740. McCalman, P. (2002): “Multi-lateral trade ...

Poverty-Conflict Nexus: The Contentious Issue Revisited

Revisited. Dr. Brian-Vincent Ikejiaku1. Abstract. Most ... The point here is that ethnicity impacts on conflict, mostly due to poor economic conditions.